Why study this programme in Groningen?
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Stimulating international student environment with a lively music culture and prestigious popular music festivals
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Theoretically rigorous department working on the latest developments in music and sound cultures
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Wide range of courses on topics including globalization, populism, gender studies, ecocriticism, urban soundscapes, music theatre and performance, critical musicology, new media formats for classical music, and audio culture
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Team of motivated international staff members collaborating across national and disciplinary boundaries
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Additional lecture series (Music Matters), experimental vocal group, close ties to music institutions in the Netherlands and abroad
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